Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Dendritic Forest Management’s harvest-plan check
An open-source project describes mapping connected corridors across working woodlots and checking harvest plans for breaks.
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- Woodlot owners planning forest or grassland harvests
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- Roads count as corridor breaks unless a crossing is recorded; stand age alone is explicitly not proof of old-growth condition.
Field notes
The method starts with a watershed-scale network, then adds woodlots as their owners commit to sections of the corridor. For fragmented habitat, it uses species-specific dispersal distances and treats roads as breaks without a recorded crossing. The page also distinguishes never-plowed grassland from restored prairie, which it says must accumulate age, and treats permitted burning or grazing as upkeep rather than disturbance.
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